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mAuuuAGrs.

LUxFoRD - TAYLoR.-Married. 10
stanton, Va. December 2eth, Al TriniV
church. al 3 p. NJ, by Rev. we. Hullinen.
]. II. LUXFORD, OF Louisville, Ky, And
Miss MAMIE #. TAYLOR. OF stanton
Va.
Es--sOUTHwARD.- Married. at the
residence OF Mir. j. W. Jones, No. 40 south
jefferson street. this city December ~
1855 by Rev. DIR Sprigg Mr.: Y.
JONES 10 Miss CORA l.. SOUTHWARK;
both OF Richmond.
JOHNSON - BTRCHETr.-Msrrled, NO
yember 28, 1885. At 107 west Main street
by the Rev. Dr. Churchill Gibson. OF re.
iersburg. Va. GEORGE w. JOHNSON aud
EUGENIA ]. BIRCHETr; both OF this city.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please
copy.
WINC-DEA ES.-Married at Mount Cal-
vary church, Baltimore. Md. on Wednes'
day, December ~, 1855, by tne ney y, b. y, ~.
mood, Va, 10 Miss BETTE CAHrEH
DIANE, daughter OF the late josiah u
Peens, CT Gloucester county. Va. NO
cards
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NEAL TsrATE AGENTS. &c.
-~~~I-'I|I[|].|~| 80 49,, ~, ''-tt-~)
4 9 A r D
OFFICE OF X X. CHAPLIN & Co /,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
DfFuMnSn Iapuory 1857


To our friends and the public we extend
our grateful thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended us during the past year
and hope II Will be } OR pleasure. as We Will
endeRVUr to make u To yOui interest, TO
intrust your business to our hands for the
future.
We have negotiated many of the very
large kesl Estate TRANSACTIONS made In our
city and its vicinity during the past year,
besides many sales at q greater dist.no
We predict that the coming year Will be
the d. ost exciting one in Real Estate i'm this
city ard lis vicinity that has been ever
known Large fortunes will he made by
these who act promptly and buy while
property is low. We have much city aud
county property for sale 81 prices that must
realize handsome fortunes II parties who
will only spend a little money t. bring II
property before the public
You are cordially invited TO cal AZ our
office roe I'm our carriages and make close
Inspection OF city aud country property.
Our office il open from A. NJ. to 2 p. 81.
thus civ ing ali cias .es Of our pope 2 chaucs
TO Inspect the many bargains we are Oifsr-
iug WIN best wishes fora happy and prOs-
peic New. J ear, We are, very espec fdlly,
ial-lt X. h CHAFFlN d co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
SATU ENTHUSIASTICALLY 1, 1887.
The New Year.

Following our usual custom on the LIST OF
January, we to-day issue double No. OF
the Dispatch, devoted in the main TO Rich
mond during the year just closed. Our
object has been TO make this No. OF the pa
per a handbook Of Richmond which viii
exhibit our progress as a manufacturing
and commercial cenue, and implrt such
other useful information and statistics as
will prove valuable not only to orr own
people but 10 all others who may feel in
crested in and wish to be enlightened re-
gardiDg our beautiful city. In this we
have, we think, succeeded. IL we have
not, certainly 1t is no fault OF those
who for weeks have expended their
time and labor on the work. The facts and
figures we give call for little comment here
They speak for Themselves, and TO our
mind in most gratifying way. They
show that, all things considered. Richmond
has made great advances during the
year, especially as regards manufactures
and her iobbing trade. She has much
TO be thankful for and has reason
TO look brayely and hopefully TO the
future. The record Of 1856 holds out
great encouragement for 1887, and in
deed for succeeding wears. 1t contains
both encouragement and lesson. While
telling Us that we have but to press on to
realize great future ii admOnishes us that
" bat we have gained ia the past is due TO
The conservatism OF Our businessmen
and business methods. After reviewing
the years work, therefore, we feel that the
greatest compliment we can pay Our BUSH
ness. men is to point to the past as conclu'
sive proof that they deserve and will have
continued prosperity.
For the Dispatch readers, individually
and collectively, we hope that the year upon
which they have just entered may be a
happy and profitable Onem every respect.
May the day be one OF good resolutions
which will be carried cut. The fact that
1856 may have been 10 some of you a year
OF :riah yexation, and disappointment does
not justify pesslmism. Let us consider
that we know not what compensating bless
iDgs the year 1881 may hold. Remember
that
"Behipd the cloud is the sun stu shining;
Thy fate Is the common fate of all.
Into each life some rain must fall
Some days must be dark and dreary."
There are sorrows we cannot put away,
but there are no repinings over wasted mo-
mems that we cannot divorce from us il we
accept the philosophy Of OWEN MEREDITH:
Z" When time Is flown. how IL fled
IT Is better neither 10 esk nor tell.
Leave the dead moments to bury their
dead"
TIL re is no telling what we may not do
in the way OF redeeming the past il we but
follow the advice OF EMERSON and write on
our hearts that every day is the best dayln
the year.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
N7(|tT[N<T.TT|-"FlN|T.7 |ITIFN0(|||H'Fv ~
A TTRACTIVE RESIDENCES a
IA FOR SALE PRIVATELY. q


I am Offering for sale privately many
ELiGIBLY- LOCATED A TT Il A CrI V r
AODth Residences, which shsll De
blessed 10 show to those who desire 10
purchase among them the followlng-viz.
ON west Grace street between MsdlsOn
and Monroe, TWO LARGE WELL-BUILr
pETACHED THREE-SToHY Dwell.
LIHGs. &C. SD -
AND. BAsEMEST TENEMEST@sP icioas,
well built, and desirable.
On west Grace street, 10 that choice lOca.
ton between Laurel aud Shafer streets,
ard west ofsnd near Shsfer street, on either
TIVE MEDIUMSIZE DWELLINGS.
On Franklin near Fourth, LARGE
MODERNLY. CONSTR UCTED, AND VERY
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
On franklin near First. q LARGE AND
VERY HANDSOME RESIDENCE, com.
plete In oil respects, and especially attrac'
live.
on Grace between Seventh and Eighth.
THREE.SrORY DWELL SG-large Cub
staniial, well suited In location and ar
rsngement for a professional gentleman;
now yielding In rents handsome revenue
upon the price at which 10 IL held.
ON Main between Third and Fourth
DESIRABLE THREE-STORY DWELL-
ING, with modern improvements, In per-
feet order.
ON Main between Sixth and Seventh,
TWO SPACIOUS. WE'LL BUILT rENE'
MINT DWELLINGS, with modern conve-
nienoes, In good repair; under good rents
and des re bic for solid Investment.
On Main near Jefferson. q MOST DE3l-
RABLE, DELIGHrFULLY.S Situated,
MEDiUM-SIZE DETACHED DWELLING,
new and attractive.
very HANDSOME NEW DETACHED
DWELLING Of medium sizs.
ON touth Third near Canal, one OF the
most ATTRACTIVE. COMPLETE, and DE
SIBABLE RESIDENCES in that popular
locality: detached. three.story. and Man
taTd: large lot, stable. and every cOnVe''
nience. In perfect order.
On FLOYD between Linden and Beech.
NEW and ATTRACTIVE TWO.SrORY
DWELLING of ten rooms; all the modern
cOnveDiences, end stable on the lot.
On Grove avenue VERY hrrRAC'
TIVE NEW TIL SEE-STORY BRICK RESI-
DkNCE; spacious, elegant, and delight
fully situated.
on Grove avenue near Beech street
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING OF ten
rooms: lot 40xi99 feet; modern coave-
niences; stable and carriage house on the
lot
MOST DELIGHTFULLY."-. 81 TU A L r ID
THREE STORY RESIDENCE: mOjernly
constructed, handsome, and especially de-
sirable.
have for sale many other desirable pro
perty In the above named aud In other
good localities. Some CHOICE BUILD
ING SITES ON Franklin. Grace, floyd,
Park avenue. and other popular streets;
GOOD INVESTMENTS In stores and dwell
ings, many DESIRABLE HOMES In To-
calitles and al prices suited 20 all classes
some attractive West End and subur-
ban property, Offering FINE INDUCE
MINT X SPECULATION, and shall be
giad 10 confer with and furnish full plrticu-
lsIs TO ali parties int ested
JAMES Y. ELAN.
Reel Estate Agent and AuctiOueer,
ia Lit li13 Main street.
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ONLY ALL-WATEH ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER ~ DAYLIGHT.

GREAT TOURIST ROUTE
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, And Wfs
SCENERY
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on such an issue would carry many debt
pay ing Democrats With him, while II they
should attempt compromise on icrm.
more acceptable TO the creditors, he would
throw them against that measure, and would
then carry with him many Rezdiuster..
Democrats. He therefore thought IL would
be better 10 stand by the Riddlebcrger blu,
especially as the State had by no means ex-
bausted her resources in respect to the en-
forcement OF that bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

Mrs. LOGAN AS A SENATOR Replying to
correspondents intcrrogatory, the Wash
ington Post says:
There is no express constitutional pro-
bIbitOn OF such au election ana such SER
wee; nothing but tradition, precedence,
and inference could be quoted against it.
II the Legislature Of Illinois should elect
Mrs. Logan TO the Senate, that body would
probably, indeed undoubtedly, admi! her
as a men ber."
BY no means. The Federal Constitution
says expressly:
"No person shall be a Senator
who shall not be an inbabitant OF
the State for which he shall be chosen
Besides, the word "senator is itself
masculine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
TRUSTEES SALE
i Or THE
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
POWHATAN COUNTY KNOWN
AS "KEuONA."

BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed on
the 9Th day OF August. 1855. 10 the under
signed as trustee, and duly recorded IN the
Gle KS Office OF Powhatan County Court,
" Ill offer for sale at public auction on the
premises above named, by request o! ths
beneficiary, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1887,
st o clock 2. NJ. tho abOve-named FARM.
The "a Id farm contains 626 acres, part OF
which is valuable low ground; hes imme-
dlately on James river and aijOns the es-
tate OF the late j. 1. Cooke and others. The
property has upon II the necessary build
inRs, ard the land is ia good state OF cult
walton.
Trims: Cash os TO costs Of sale and sum
sufficient TO pay the amount secured by
trus; deed-say 81 500-Rpd the residue upon
reasonable credit, TO be made known ON day
Of sale.
Persons desring Information can get the
same 10y Addressing the undersigned trns-
tee ST Richmond. or either Messrs W.
errell !. w. Bracket or J. a. Tiiman, MI
cbaux's post Office Pow hatan county Va.
Edmund WADDILb. JRr
deaI Trustee.
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AuCrycs SALES Future Days.
BY N. w. Dove.
Real Estate Auclioneer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF TWO

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ TENEMENTs ON THE EAST SIDE
OF BRYAN STREET. BETWEEN Redo
AND LlTTLEPAGE STREETS, IN THE
PLAN OF HOWARD'S GROVE. BY AUG.
TION.-By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit
Court 81 the county OF He0rioo, entered
goth December 1850. In the suit OF Bryan,,
Trustee, who sues. &C., IS. farDrougn anu
ois.. Will sell by public auction, on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1887,
OF O'Clock p. NJ, the TWO COMFoRrA-
BILE FRAME HOUSES situated rs above
described, containing four rooms escn, ana
occupied respectively by Otis q. West auu
J. y. Everett at fair rentals.
The lot on which these houses stand
fronts 3s feet and runs bach between irregu'
lar lines III feet to an alley.
Persons wishing good small property Tor
homes or for Investment will find this q
favorable opportunity.
TERMS: One-thiTd cash balance ~ SIX
and twelve months. for notes with interes.
fdded ana titles rSS,aIDsd.
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

The Philadelphia Press says: "Rev.
SAM. JOKES pronounces st, Louis the
Toughest town lac has struck yet. 1t must
be borne in mind that Brother JOKES has
been in Cincinnati, too" Has he ever
visited Philadelphia?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
STOCK. BROKERS. dc,

DICHARD W. MAURY,
III tom erly with II Maury a Co..
STOCK. BROKER
l0lb EAST MAIN STREET.
Stocks snd Bonds bought and sold on
commission. Loans negotiated. Foreign
Exchange bought snd sold. jal1w
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nay THE WEEK OF PRAYER

Iny" THE WEEK OF PRAYER
win be observed in the Presbyterian
churches of this city every evening next
week at O'Clock, In the following order:
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Mon
day Evening. January Sd. Addresses by
Rev. X. X. BowIsos and Rev. DIR. DREW.
GRACg-STREET CHURCH: Tuesday Eve
ming. Address by Rev. DR.. HoGE.
ION Wednesday Evening the pastors will
hold their usual services in their lecture.
Tooms.)
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Thurs.
day Evening. Addresses by Rev. /. G
STEWART and Rev. DIR READ.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: FRI
day Evening. Address by Rev. DR.. KERR.
Ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

The PHILADELPHIA North american says:
4" A vigorous foreign policy is sometimes
used as a cloak for the imbecility Of home
government" Can that be a sly stab at
the BLAINE boom:
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WOLFF"S ACNE BLEACHING
DIV DEN d..

nlVIDEND.-OLD DOMINION
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY THREE
PER DIVIDEND will be paid TO the Nir-
ginia stockholders cut OF the earnings Ter
ne rasi six months AZ the company office
1901 Main street. on end after January 3,
l6e7. GEO. ". ALLEN x 70,
ia lat Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
DlCBMOND THEATRE--Tgsnty-
ANNUAL CHARITY aaLL

A "TWELF rll-NlGHT BALL"
IN will be given at the Regimeutal
ArmoTy on The NIGHT OF JANUARY 9,
1857, at O'Clock. Tickets. $3.50 each,
admitting one person. They are 10 be had
OF the lady managers whose naLsas viii be
found on the cards OF invitation.
de 81. /, ga, Tu, W&Th5t
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ny FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH, corner OF Grace and Madison
streets). Rev. X. p. KERR. pastor will
preach at IL A. NJ. and eP. NJ. a cordial
welcome 10 all. Sunday school and Bible
classes at "a A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

"The affection known as rheumatism Is
acquiring gravity which was never attri-
buted to 1t IN days gone BY" A mistake
There never was time when rheumatism
did not have tendency TO pull fellow
down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

RICHMOND BAZAAR, Er
Nos. 1898 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.

Our regular sale will take place
TO-DAY
ut 10 O'Clock. when we will offer number
OF EXCELLENf HORSES, MULES. BUG
CHS, PHAETONB. aud WAGONS, from
which selections may be made.
ATI1 O'CLOCK
5 EXTRA Mich COWS, with CALVES
by their sides. These Cows should at
tract the attention OF those wanting
large mixers and extra stock.
beautiful BLACK MARE; has boon used
by a lady, and can be recommended for
extra qualities.
jail Il. b. COOK. Auctloneer.
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sor CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH (Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth streets) -Kev. W. K. EDWARDS
ID. d., and Rev. GEORGE w. WRAY, Pas.
tors. Preaching at IL o'colck A. NJ. by DIR
EDWARDS; preaching at 1880 p. NJ. by Rev.
G. w. WRAY. Strangers and Others cor
daily welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
(6}tkE:;8H}

IN THE JOSrLE OVER HOLIDAY
WARFs-THE INCEssANT DEMAND
FOR MORE SPACE TO GIVETHEM PLACE
FOR INSPECTION QUITE A NUN.
BEE OF OTHER DEPARTMENTS WERE
LO5I 5lGHT OF. SECOND AND TIL I'D
FLOORS CROWDED AS STORE-ROOM3 ).
YOUR DEMANDS WERE FOR HOLIDAY
PRESENTS, AND WE SHAPED OUR.
SELVES TO YOUR DEMANDS. ALL OUR
ENERGIES ARE DIREGrED TO YOUR
WANTS. YOUR WANTS AND OUR sue
Chss ARE ONE DEPENDING UPON THE
OTHER. THIS BEING THE BEGINNING
OF A NEW YEAR WEFIND CAUSE FOR
MANY THANKS TO YOU FOR THE LIBE-
RAJ CONFIDENCE BESTOWED ON US
ERRORS MAY HAVE BEEN MADE AND
UNFAIRNESs EVIDENTLY DISRE-
GARDED BUT THEY WERE BLUNDERS
THAT FORCED THEMSELVES UNCON-
SCIOUsLY INTO OUR ANXIETY TO
PLEASE YOU.
tOU n iNJEhrSI 10 Ott OO4f7A AN
STUDY: TO PURCHASE AT ROCK. BOT.
TONIC SELL AT THE SMALLEST
PROFIT. WHAT WILL IT BRING?'
IS A PHRASE NOWN AT OUR
HOUSE. WHAT DOES IT COST" IS
THE ONLY QUESTION. WHILE WE
WERE STRAINED RECENTLY TO THE
UTMOST CAPACITY MAKING OUR EN-
TERPRISE A SUCCESS. OUR BUYERS
IN NEW YORK WERE NOT IDLE,
LARGE LOTS OF GOODS ARE BEING
RECEIVED. OUR STOCK is FULL. AND
EVERY DEPARTMENT Is AGAIN RE-
sUMING ITS NORMAL PROPORTIONS
WE SAY FULL-IT IS THE LARGEST
CnOrIy L'UEp r.DuTEnP nnQ UOITGI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

sG SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streets)-Rev. Will
LIAM w. LAEDRUa, ID. d., Pestor.-MOrning
service at IL A. NJ. No evening service
owing TO the annual meeting In the after.
noon at $50 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
MARsnALS SALE ATsr.,

IARSHAL'S SALE ATT
WI PUBLIC AUCTION oFTHE Ssll--i.s.szss2s
SIDE WHEEL SALOON STEAMBOAT
rNORWOOD."-By authority OF an order OF
the District Court OF the Unlted States for
the Eastern district OF Virgil MIA entered on
the Ieth day OF November, 1850 In the
case OF Jacob Kirsh Is Steamboat "Nor-
wood" / WIN sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on
JANUARY 6 1887.
at ~ O'Clock noon. AZ Rockets in tho city
OF Richmond. the eIDE- WHEEL SALOON
STEAMBOAT NORWOOD" This boat
was rebuilt at Wilmington. Dei.. IN 1878.
Dimensions OF hull; Length, l5i feet;
breadth, 20 feet; depth, feet. Net ton
mage, 1e2 62-l00 w.pressure engine.
diameter OF cylinder. 81 inches; stroze OF
piston, z feet; boiler is feet long, 8 feet d.
sneier. made OF iron In 1882; Is allowed
steam pressure 90 pounds 10 square lneh I;
boiler good having been but littls used.
Machinery has been overhauled within the
last sixty days. Boat IN good condition
and ready for use. TERMS: Cash. Dan be
seen at her wharf In Richmond.
I. w. SCOTT,
Marshal Eastern District OF Virginia.
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CLERKS OFFICE CIrCUIT COURT !
HkEHfgD COUNTY.

CLERk'S sHFIVh UT WI NUUHI
HhSBiCo COUNTY. J
BRYAN, TRUsTEE, WHO SUES, &c. PLAIN
TIFFs, AGAINST 1AHnRoUGH AND
OTHERS DLFENDANT5-lN CHANCERH.
thereby certify that the bo1d required
q Special Commissioner Harvey Willson
by decree entered in the above cause on
ihe.2oth day OF Dece m Der, 1855 mas been
duly Giyen.
Given under my hand this 3Ist dfy OF
December, 1883,
1a1 GEORGE W. GARTER, Cierk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace street bove shafer).
]. CALVIN STEWART IL A. NJ. and 8 p. n.
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ. Lecture WED
NLspAY NIGHT al 6 O'Clock. Seats free. A
cordial welcome Is extended 10 sill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
LARGE, EEW, AND WTLL-SELECVED
STICK or HARDWARE,
BEGINNING
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1887,
ATil O'CLOCK A. n,
ArEO. 1910 EAST CARY STREET
RICHMOND. Va.

in pursuance OF 8 deed OF assignment for
the beuent OF creditors bearing date No
vemter ! 8. 1886. from W. ID. Kyle & Co. 10
me, the undersigned. will beginning
FRIDAY, JANUARY z, 1887,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing from
day 10 day so long as may be necessary. sell
IL pubic auction, at the store No lGl0 east
cary street. Richmond, Va. their entire
stock OF HARDWARE and OFFICE FUR
NITURE and FIXTURES.
This stock which is very full and com
plele IN open al any time between now and
day OF sale TO the II spectiOn ofihe public NJ
80. 1910 east Cary street. where. also. can
be feen q carefully prepared inventory Of
same.
TERMS: Cash as to all sums OF 500 and
under; and for all sums over 800 on
credit OF four months the purchasers notes
Tor such sales 10 DO taken, with Interest
sd6e ed. and to be Endorsed 10 satisfaction OF
trustee.
For further particulars apply at law Office
OF Coke & Pickieli, state. Bank Building
Richmond, Va. JOHN PlCkRbLL-
deZ5 Trustee.
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ssy- LAUREL-STREET METHO-

DIST CHURCH (cornerof Laurel and Abe
marie sireets)-Rev. WILLIAM =. WRIGHT,
pastor.-Sunday school at o A. NJ. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and 1880 +. III. eubiecle:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
TAKE NOTICE.

On MONDAY, JANUARYs 8. 1887.
at the front door OF the Hastings Court
OF this city, ! will offer for sale all the
REAL ESTATE belonging to delinquent
tax pay ers, a description OF wnion real es-
tate o. Be seen In the clerks ofiice OF the
Hastings Court; also. At my office.
4. q. TINeLEY.
Assistant TraasuTef CITY Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

past year was The bursting Of various po-
iiucal boomlets.
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sG~ ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Twenty and
Broad streets)-Rev. LEWIS WILLIAM BUR-
TON, Rector.-Services on SUNDAY; Sunday
school at 9:16 a. NJ. Morning service and
sermon at IL o'clock. Evening service and
sermon at O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
RAJ BROAD.STREET METZ

DIST CHURCH Corner Broad aud Tenth
streets.-Rev. 8. S. LAMBETH, pastor, will
preach at ii A. NJ. and 7;45 z. NJ. All wei
come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

s6~ CLOPT0N-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
IL A. NJ. and $50 r. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
DECATUR EDWARDS. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
BY Apperson & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOOneerB.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 pESIRA Bile BRICK DWELLING No
22O9 ON THE SOUTH SIDE or BROAD
MAR TWENTY-- SECOND STREET,
virtue OF trust deed from DR.. W. W Dckie
and vile. dated May IL, 1855, duly record
ed as surviving trustee ! viii sell at auc-
ton, On tue premises at O'Clock p. "a. on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 7. 1887,
the said DWELLING, containing about
eight rooms; kitchen, stable and carriage
house, sc ; admirably suited for physl-
cian. The lot fronts 30xI55 feet, more or
lees TO sn alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs: Cash as TO p note o. SEQ, with in
terest from the 18TH of NOvemb Der last and
e4IeDses OF sale; credit IS tn three notes
Of lie amount. due 18TH May and 18TH
Noven Der, 1887, and 18TH May, 1855. re-
speetiyely' and 81 500 ON the 18TH May
Iesg as TO balance, to be announced al
sac H. T. WICKHAM
&c Surviving Trustee.
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II L. STAPLES q CO.,
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS AND
AUCTIO VEES5
AND LOAN BROKERS.

offer Their Eerviccs 10 the pubic FOR the
Transition Of the
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN ALL OF irS
BRANCHES:
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SUBJ RBAN PROPERTY:
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IN FULL TIMED for abOEe-nsmed places
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loCU Main street RsgaRge checked through
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dividend NOTICE.

At meeting OF the hoard OF d.
RICkeBUR0, AHDPOToMAcRA ILRoAp
COMPANY. held Move wber ~ 1854. II
Was resolved that q dividend % six PER
CENT upon the common capital stock OF
This company. ana upoa lis dlvldeod DOLL.
gators, be declared for tue year sadtns
September 30. IeeG, payable on snd after
January I, 1857. Ia sioch holders o; record
ON the hooss OF u Q company al the date OF
Dscem Der 90 lssa fro,a which date TO the
sd Of January, 1887. the books Of transfer
shall be cic~sd j.b. XlNAroS
de 4 soitJal Treasurer.
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BSy" EMMANUEL CHURCH QIen-
rico county, Rev. b. VI. RANDOLPH, Rec
tor.-Divine service every Sabbath at IL
O'Clock.